"Irrigation Laws of New Mexico" is a comprehensive compilation of the statutes governing water use and management in the state of New Mexico. This volume presents the legal framework that has shaped irrigation practices and water rights in this arid region. It offers valuable insights into the historical development of water law and its ongoing impact on agriculture, environmental policy, and resource management within the state.
This book is an essential resource for legal professionals, historians, environmental scientists, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of water law in the American Southwest. It provides a detailed examination of the laws that govern the allocation, distribution, and conservation of water resources, making it a critical reference for navigating the challenges of water scarcity and sustainable development in New Mexico.
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